Hi Ozkan
Sorry for the delay in replying. Thankyou again for your help. The
script worked a treat... except the Debug line just
resulted in the message:
End of file is in line &(numLine - 1)
I can't seem to get the value of the variable to _display_ at all,
but I can use it together with the first script to do what I want, so
I am happy.
bizaro:
Thanks, but I couldn't get your succinct version to work at all.
Best
Paul
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ozkan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> One other point.. as I find quote "gems", I add them to the quotes
file. Is there anyway to get Powerpro to calculate the number of
lines in the file automatically rather than have me manually change
the script?
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> It seems easy with this. I take it from Alex's PPST:
>
> ; script that detects the line
> ; on which the file ends
> Local numLine
> Local strFile = File.Open("C:\win2.txt", "r")
> For (numLine = 1 ; File.EOF(strFile) == 0 ; numLine = numLine + 1)
> File.ReadLine(strFile)
> EndFor
> Debug End of file is in line &(numLine - 1)
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